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Kansas City Public SafetySpire contains natural gas line rupture near 24th Street, Southwest BoulevardLocal News'Challenge is great now': Harvesters battles increased demand, decreased fundingLocal NewsKSHB 41 Weather’s Gary Lezak explains hazy sky above Kansas City this morning
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KCMO firefighter hopes to support fallen colleague in SAFE fundraiser
Two days after a Kansas City, Missouri, firefighter paramedic was stabbed to death on the job, the Surviving Spouse and Family Endowment Fund had first responders sparring for their annual fundraiser.
Kansas City senior citizens learn digital skills amid increased consumer scams
According to the Federal Trade Commission, the number of older adults who lost $100,000 or more to fraud has tripled since 2020.
Independence Square program helps small businesses afford exterior repair costs
Big John’s Corner Bar has been a staple near the Independence Square for nearly four decades, but it got a facelift recently thanks to a grant program that aims to spruce up the historic district.
'Incredible': 23,000 shirts, $250k raised for Graham Hoffman's family
Since the announcement Monday of a fundraising effort, E2 Embroidery and Screen Print has sold 23,000 Graham Hoffman memorial T-shirts and raised $250,000 for his family.
Creative City KC marks Jazz Day by fulfilling 88-year-old's concert dream
Creative City KC made John McKergow’s dream to hear the Count Basie Orchestra perform come true, flying the 88-year-old and his daughter, Tracey Ostebo, from Austin, Texas, for International Jazz Day.
Federal agency won't reimburse Douglas County history museum for $50k grant
Watkins Museum of History created resources to help local teachers educate their students about the history of the Underground Railroad in Douglas County.
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